I grew up in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and earned my bachelor’s degree in Applied Ministry and Family Psychology at Oklahoma Baptist University. I have worked at an inpatient mental health/substance abuse facility, for the physically disabled, the mentally ill, a women’s domestic abuse shelter, for children in protective custody, a sexual integrity speaker for a local pregnancy center and with my high-functioning autistic son. I have worked in student ministry and have counseled many youths and women through discipleship and bible studies over the past 25 years. I am currently getting my master’s in social work at Liberty University online.

Through our own family’s road to healing, we were introduced to microcurrent biofeedback technology (IASIS) and have been serving veterans at an American Legion in Cartersville. We have seen suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, neuropathy, sleep disorders, ADHD/ADD, alcohol/drug addictions, and more significantly diminish. The technology is safe to use with all age groups, including infants and is helping nonverbal autistic kids start to talk for the very first time.